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Closed ecological system

Closed ecological systems or contained ecological systems (CES) are ecosystems that do not rely on matter exchange with any part outside the system in order to help maintain life.

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Closed ecological system

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples49
Avg. degree1.94
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Closed ecological system

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see also · 21
Closed ecological system → Benefits, Biosphere, Chinese, Closed EcosystemsControlled-environment, Concept, Cornwall, EarthControlled, EarthSpome, Egyptian, EnglandMELiSSA, European Space Agency, Global, Greenhouse, Hypothetical, Planetary, Project, Space Stations, Study, Technology, Technology-based
related to Examples · 7
Closed ecological system → BIOS-1, BIOS-2, BIOS-3, Biosphere, However, Man-made, MELiSSA
related to Weaknesses · 6
Closed ecological system → As, Biosphere, Closed, For, Natural, They
related to In fiction · 4
Closed ecological system → Closed, Dyson Spheres, O'Neill, These

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closed ecological systems system ecosystems life must human species waste oxygen space habitats carbon organisms rely maintain used products one

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carbon dioxideinstance ofwaste products0.80text
fecesinstance ofwaste products0.80text
and urine must eventually be converted into oxygeninstance ofwaste products0.80text
foodinstance ofwaste products0.80text
and water.These systems still rely on constant external energy inputinstance ofwaste products0.80text
such as sunlight.A closed ecological system must contain at least one autotrophic organisminstance ofwaste products0.80text
green algaeinstance ofalmost all closed ecological systems to date are based on an autotroph0.80text
carbon sequestrationinstance ofas any decline in the species of the closed system may lead to system collapse as no other organisms are able to compensate.Natural processes0.80text
oxygen production are highly sensitive to changes within a closed systeminstance ofas any decline in the species of the closed system may lead to system collapse as no other organisms are able to compensate.Natural processes0.80text
which can lead to dangerous accumulations or depletions in gasesinstance ofas any decline in the species of the closed system may lead to system collapse as no other organisms are able to compensate.Natural processes0.80text
toxinsinstance ofas any decline in the species of the closed system may lead to system collapse as no other organisms are able to compensate.Natural processes0.80text
Closed ecological systemrelated to ExamplesMan-made0.60section

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